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A more volatile climate. Closing coal plants. Loss of hydropower. Will there be adequate resources if temperatures hit 115 degrees in Colorado and beyond?
It got hot last summer across Colorado. Denver had 67 days of temperature that hit 90 and above, the third most in a century and a half of thermometer-watching. What if it got much hotter,...
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission is hosting two local community meetings this week to discuss new clean-heat requirements in the state that require natural gas utilities to trim greenhouse gas
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